Published analysis
Use each article for the decision and evidence scope stated on the page.
Use seven decisions—demand, product, localization, delivery, distribution, business model, and rights—to choose the next China step for an expert product.
Before translating an AI course, create bilingual scenario cards with a role, source material, task, constraints and reviewable output.
A course FAQ is a set of public commitments. Assign each answer an owner, evidence source and change trigger before it becomes launch copy.
Choose 3–5 signals for a China course pilot before launch. Separate access, practice, support and outcome signals instead of reporting one vanity number.
A China course continuity pack is not a backup folder. Track each asset, owner and recovery path before a person, tool or platform changes.
Before copying a course asset across China-facing channels, assign it one job: discovery, explanation, commitment, delivery or retention.
Do not translate an archive first. Select one China learning object using five filters: learner question, action, editable source, reviewable version and test.
Before a China-facing course pilot, separate sponsor, operator, learner and reviewer roles. They may overlap, but assumptions must be visible.
A China course card is not just copy. Assign an owner, source, change right and review trigger to every public field before a course pilot.
A buyer interview becomes usable evidence only when the answer, condition, speaker role, counterevidence and next test are recorded separately.
